SPOILERS: ‘Star Wars: Rebels’ Plot Points Leaked

We’ve got some big plot details from the first two-part episode of Star Wars: Rebels, thanks to a leak reported by our friends over at MakingStarWars.net. Needless to say, this post will spoil the major plot points from the premier of Rebels. I’ll only be touching on a few of these (you can read the full report here) but still, proceed with caution!

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  • Zeb offers Ezra a ride away from the explosions as Imperials show up.

 

It looks like we’re going to see that cantankerous relationship between Ezra and Zeb right from the get-go. I’m looking forward to some playful banter akin to Luke, Han and Leia in A New Hope.

 

  • While in holding, Ezra activates the Holocron. Ezra stares at it and it unfolds as if it understood his silent command and a recording begins to play. Ezra is confused by a mysterious man named Obi-Wan Kenobi telling him to “Trust in the Force.”

 

There was speculation that Obi-Wan would be in Rebels ever since Hasbro leaked a character listing for action figures about a month ago. At least for now, it looks like we’ll only be getting old Ben in hologram form.

It’s also interesting to note the pacing of the show. From this report, it seems as though Ezra’s version of the hero’s journey gets started right away. The creators of the show have been very vocal in their comparisons between the tone and pacing of the original films and Rebels. This type of fast and furious storytelling seems to be right in line with that.

 

 

This sounds like pure Star Wars to me. Danger and fun, all in one!

 

 

We’ve seen a couple of shots of Agent Kallus from the trailers but still no word on who is voicing the character or really what his role is. Sounds like he’s a pretty bad guy. Also, this ISB seems to be a driving force behind the real atrocities of the Empire, not unlike the Nazi Secret Police.

 

  • They  go to the Wookiee camp to save the Wookiees on Kessel, Spice Mine K77 to be exact.

 

Looks as though C-3PO’s almost throwaway line about the spice mines of Kessel from A New Hope is finally being explored on screen! Anyone who thought Rebels would mark an somewhat kiddy departure from its darker animated cousin The Clone Wars, should be proven wrong. This show is going to be dealing with some dark concepts of its own including slavery and, obviously, rebellion.

Star Wars: Rebels premiers in October, with a special two-part episode on Disney Channel, followed by weekly episodes on Disney XD.

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